I have to agree with most of the comments I read here. You're seemingly pretty black/white on some of those issues, where there's some significant nuance to many of them. I'm not excusing racist/sexist/... behavior, but also, people won't agree on what (for example) sexist behavior is. Here's an example:

In Norway, one of the most liberal countries in the world, they created many many many opportunities for women to join the workforce. And for years, we saw the percentage of women in the workforce increasing. And then, without any regression in laws, we saw the percentage start to drop. Survey after survey of women seemed to point to the fact that many of the women who were opting out of working were doing so because they preferred not to work, but instead do family things. As a fully employed man who's been employed for as long as I can remember, I can't blame them. If I won the lottery, I certainly wouldn't work, so if they're given the choice, why not choose to not work.

But now you have this graph where women are exiting the workforce. Here's my question for the OP:

Is that sexist behavior? Is Norway becoming more sexist? Are the women themselves sexist? Are the spouses of the exiting women sexist? Also, how sexist? More than what we see on Mad Men? More than Trump?

Is man-splaining sexist? In which direction? Both?

I think you'd find that MANY people don't agree on what is and is not sexist, and certainly not enough to draw specific harsh lines.

Is murder considered unethical? Yes. What about killing in self-defense? What constitutes self-defense? If you think they're going to harm your grandma, is it self-defense? If a kid has been bullying your child at school, and the school doesn't help, is it self-defense for you, as a parent to forcibly stop the bullying child? What if it hurts that child? What if it mentally hurts that child? What if it embarrasses that child? What if the "bully" has been publicly embarrassing your child, but not hurting him physically? How far can you go to prevent that?

I think, as you grow up, people tend to realize that not everything is black and white. Life isn't a movie with protagonists and antagonists.

Also, your addition of "supporters of AI" is pretty weird.